I cannot lie and say that I was a part of the masses that huddled around their televisions for the Super Bowl. Football never really intrigued me. I grew up on baseball, so “watching the big game” had a completely different meaning. However, I did pass by the T.V. on multiple occasions. At the end […]
In addition to teaching in the psychology department at Eastern, I serve on the faculty of the Center for Sexuality and Religion, providing seminars to seminary leaders with a program called “21st Century Challenges To Sexuality and Religion.” These seminars aim to address the practical sexuality problems and issues seminary leaders face in their own
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Sophomore Amanda Morris “Habitat for Humanity, somewhere where it’s warm!” First-year Jeremy Derksen “Surfing in Tofino.” Junior Arielle Myrthil “Going away and helping someone.” Senior Vinitha Visuvasam “Catching up on college work. 4.0, baby!” Information and photos compiled by Bethany Dahlstrom
Battery-powered candles reflected off of tabletop mirrors. The whir of the espresso machines mingled with the dulcet tones of an acoustic guitar. Students piled on couches, the floor and the laps of their friends to join in on the love that filled the air. The love of music, that is. The Student Activity Board hosted
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Go to the Wild and Scenic Film Festival
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I have always been a slightly bashful Adam Sandler fan. Although his movies rarely require your brain to be fully engaged in order to watch them, they always supply plenty of belly laughs and an “aw” feeling. I have rarely felt that his films were a waste of time or money and “Just Go With
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BSL hosts Soul Infusion
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